Sentence examples for circulation compared with from inspiring English sources

Their high numbers in circulation compared with that of circulating leukocytes and their ability to release mediators (pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory) stored in specialized secretory granules suggest that platelets are critical players in the early phase of the host response [ 32, 33].

But the lad magazines were off 16percentt in 2001 in circulation compared with that of the previous year, according to the British Audit Bureau of Circulations.

Bauer Consumer Media's Zoo shed 15.2% of its headline circulation compared with the previous six months, to 46,310 – a 14.7% year-on-year decline.

In the third quarter the New York Times earned more than 55% of its revenues from circulation, compared with only 29% in 2001.

But it lost 3.9% of its circulation compared with a year ago and was flat on the previous ABC period at 586,056.

Australia has the highest concentration of newspaper ownership in the world, dominated by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, and with the top three newspaper companies taking a 98% share of daily circulation, compared with 26% in the US and 62% in the UK.

At 10 min post-injection, about 90% of the fusion protein tracer could be found in the circulation, compare with 65% of IL-1ra tracer.

In addition, patients with RCVS showed lower BHIs in the anterior circulation compared to subjects with episodic MOA (Table 2).

The New York Public Library had 100,000 copies of 37,000 digital titles in circulation last year, compared with 6.5 million copies in circulation of 1 million print titles.

The Times reported on Thursday that its net income rose to $20.1m in the second quarter of this year thanks to lower operating costs and stronger circulation revenue, compared with a loss of $87.6m in the same period last year.

It exhibited longer blood circulation time compared with free Dox, and there was no significant change compared with PEG-Lipo-Dox.